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Completed in 1973 by American Bridge, the Jack Tar Hotel and Resort project consisted of a modular hotel, manufactured in the American Bridge plant at Disney World and erected by…
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Completed in 1973 by American Bridge, the James A. Rhodes Building project consisted of a 43-story office building approximately 185′ x 185′, plus three basement levels. Project Details Owner: Ohio…
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Completed in 1976 by American Bridge, the International River Center (High Rise) project consisted of a 30-story “U” shaped building with a retail and convention center base. Project Details Owner:…
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Completed in 1974 by American Bridge, the Independent Square project consisted of a 37-story office building with 39 levels. The basement to the 2nd floor dimensions were 218′ x 288′,…
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None Project Details Owner: xx Location: Industry, California, United States Performed as: American Bridge Company Project value: $0.00 Completion Date: September 1977
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Completed in 1979 by American Bridge, the IBM Building project consisted of the fabrication and erection of a 43-story high-rise building and an adjacent Bonwit Teller department store. The project…
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Completed in 1970 by American Bridge, the IBM Plaza project consisted of the fabrication and erection of a 52-story office building with three levels below street level. The building had…
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Completed in 1986 by American Bridge, the Hynes Convention Center project consisted of the erection of structural steel for this four-level convention center, measuring 396′ x 510′. Project Details Owner:…
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Completed in 1972 by American Bridge, the Hyatt Regency Embarcadero project consisted of fabricating and erecting structural steel for an unusual pyramidal-shaped hotel building, one of three projects by American…
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Completed in 1974 by American Bridge, the Hyatt Regency Dearborn project consisted of fabricating and erecting the structural steel for this 15-story hotel with 5 additional floors in the roof…
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